Worst case you have to hold your horses for another 6 months regarding the financing shares.
When it comes to risky investments I really like them and I'm counting on that SIAF will be my best performer ever, way ahead of Lundin Petroleum that gave me a 1174% return when I sold during spring 2004. I'm in waiting mode... :-)
" But Solomon is doing an awfully good job in creating it when there is no need to. And that annoys me."
Problem is you lack a detailed understanding of the environment in which SIAF is operating. You can go on and on about how the HU plantation should be sold, but do you really have ANY idea what it's worth? How about any restrictions that may be imposed upon a sale? SIAF's plans for the property in the future? etc etc. Just because you sound authoritative in some areas does not mean you have a clue in others.